✦ Conditions we treat
Clear language for what your child may be facing.
We help children and teens build skills for attention, mood, trauma, behavior, and more — always with a plan that fits real life.
✦ About Texas Care
A condition is not a label. It is a starting point for care.
After intake, a licensed mental health professional completes an assessment. Together we build a plan that may include skills training, psychotherapy, case management, or rehabilitation — in the home, community, or by telehealth.
✦Browse by need
Support that names the challenge — then builds a path through it.
These descriptions are a starting point, not a diagnosis. A licensed clinician will complete an assessment before care begins.
ADD / ADHD
Focus, organization, restlessness, and impulse control.
What it can look like
ADHD can make it harder to focus, stay organized, sit still, or control impulses. A child may get distracted easily, forget things, struggle to finish tasks, or feel very restless.
How we help
We build skills for focus, routines, organization, coping, and thoughtful choices — so daily tasks feel more manageable.
The outcome
With practice, your child can stay on task, follow directions, manage impulses, and feel more confident at home and at school.
Anxiety
Focus, organization, restlessness, and impulse control.
What it can look like
ADHD can make it harder to focus, stay organized, sit still, or control impulses. A child may get distracted easily, forget things, struggle to finish tasks, or feel very restless.
How we help
We build skills for focus, routines, organization, coping, and thoughtful choices — so daily tasks feel more manageable.
The outcome
With practice, your child can stay on task, follow directions, manage impulses, and feel more confident at home and at school.
Depression
Persistent sadness, low energy, and loss of interest.
What it can look like
Depression is more than feeling sad. It can make a child or teen feel empty, tired, or hopeless for a long time.
How we help
Our team helps young people understand their feelings, build coping skills, create healthy routines, and handle difficult thoughts.
The outcome
With support, your child can manage difficult feelings, rebuild confidence, and take part in everyday life again.
Mood Disorders
Intense or lasting shifts in mood that disrupt daily life.
What it can look like
Mood disorders can cause strong changes in mood that make school, relationships, and daily activities harder.
How we help
We teach coping skills, help clients notice mood changes, and practice healthier ways to respond to strong feelings.
The outcome
Young people can manage strong emotions, make healthier choices, and feel more confident in relationships.
PTSD
Aftereffects of scary, dangerous, or upsetting experiences.
What it can look like
PTSD can happen after a child experiences or sees something very scary. They may have nightmares, feel on edge, or avoid reminders.
How we help
We provide a safe space to understand reactions and teach coping skills for fear, stress, difficult memories, and strong emotions.
The outcome
Over time, these skills can help a young person feel safer, more confident, and more comfortable in everyday life.
Borderline Personality Disorder
Intense emotions and difficulty feeling secure in relationships.
What it can look like
BPD can make it hard to manage strong emotions and feel secure with others. Mood may shift quickly, or a person may act without thinking when upset.
How we help
We help young people manage strong emotions, communicate needs, and practice safer, healthier choices.
The outcome
With practice, they can communicate better, build stronger relationships, and feel more in control during difficult moments.
Post-Intensive Care Syndrome
Emotional and cognitive strain after a serious ICU stay.
What it can look like
BPD can make it hard to manage strong emotions and feel secure with others. Mood may shift quickly, or a person may act without thinking when upset.
How we help
We help young people manage strong emotions, communicate needs, and practice safer, healthier choices.
The outcome
With practice, they can communicate better, build stronger relationships, and feel more in control during difficult moments.
Cognitive Distortion
Unhelpful thinking patterns that magnify worry or shame.
What it can look like
Unhelpful ways of thinking that make situations seem worse than they are — for example, “I made one mistake, so I’m bad at everything.”
How we help
We help children and teens notice unhelpful thoughts and learn more balanced ways to think about situations.
The outcome
Young people can challenge negative thoughts, handle difficult feelings, and look at problems with more confidence.
Substance Use
Drug or alcohol use that puts health, safety, or relationships at risk.
What it can look like
Substance use can affect feelings, choices, relationships, school, work, and everyday life when it causes problems or puts safety at risk.
How we help
We help young people understand use and triggers, and learn healthier ways to cope with stress and difficult emotions.
The outcome
With support, they can develop safer decisions, healthier coping skills, and a clearer path toward personal goals.
Oppositional Defiance
Ongoing anger, arguing, and trouble following rules.
What it can look like
ODD can cause a child or teen to lose their temper often, refuse to follow directions, or become easily upset or annoyed.
How we help
We teach communication, coping, and behavior skills that make difficult situations easier to manage at home and at school.
The outcome
Families often see fewer arguments, better listening, and calmer days as new skills take hold.
✦ Reviews
What Clients think about us
✦ Begin when you are ready
Your child does not have to wait for support.
Start a youth or adult intake in English or Spanish. We will review eligibility, including Medicaid, and walk you through every step.